Nigeria's role in ECOMOG is essentially informed by her

A. desire for peace and stableility

B. chairmanship of ECOWAS

C. desire to establish democracy

D. membersship of ECOWAS

The annual budget of the OAU is approved by the

A. Council of Ministers

B. Secretary General

C. Assembly of Heads of State and Governement

D. General Assembly

The major strategy used by OPEC to influence oil price is by

A. allocating production quotas to members

B. influencing buyers at the international market to buy at high prices

C. allowing member countries to produce at their discretion

D. increasing the supply of the commodity

Nigeria was suspended from the Commonwealth because of her

A. tacit approval of military dictatorship

B. negative position towards other nations

C. complete negligence of freedom of the press

D. violation of fundamental human rights

Nigeria's non-aligned policy means that she

A. not take sides in international issues based on idealogical considerations

B. have nothing to do with the super powers

C. avoid having any dealing with any country with ideological leanings

D. relate only with member countries of the non - aligned movement

Before a new member is admitted to the United Nations Organization, its application must be approved by all

A. permanent members of the security council

B. members of the General Assembly

C. members of the economic and social council

D. members of the international council of justice

Which of the following international organizations was in existence before the outbreak of the second world war?

A. the OAU

B. the League of Nations

C. the UNO

D. The ECOWAS

The organ of the United Nations Organization responsible for the former colonies of defeated world war ll powers is the

A. General Assembly

B. Security Council

C. Economic and Social Council

D. Trusteeship Council

One of the underlying principles of Nigerian foreign policy is

A. encouragement of peace - keeping operations in Africa

B. interference in the internal activities of other countries

C. non-commitment towards African unity

D. respect for sovereign equality of all states